New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
IN HEAVY MARCHING ORDER.
NATIONAL GUARD FALL INSPECTIONS.

mud cDppcl during the last week as follows company
T. ON Monday evening" Companies G and +, on Tuesday
evening: Companies ana X. on Wednesday evening;
e,,u.,firs A and d. Thursday evening, and Com
manic, T. and II. on Friday evening. The commanding
-.... olrcf llly and infinitely inspected The uniform
.,. r.i1,-..uis Of each member Of their commands.
Tc ur,imn3r Inspection OF company VIII take place
tomorrow cttEns.
Pursuant 10 general orders from the AdiutantGcn
cr. Once Colonel seward has directed the ON lc 4
,.cu Ia li',e Tor annual muster aud Inspection next
Wednesday in heavy marching clder, state ice
rniforin with hciuct, white gloves, wG:te Stand :
collar onc-quartcr above coat collar knar acks,
with oycrcoa;s rolled thereon; havcrSack and c,ntecn
SLIM, from tie right shoulder to left side and wei to
,crof b.yonc scabhar cinteen uppcrnost; c1lri ice
lXt- u front ri sGt OF belt plate forage cap i'm KNAPP
SEX Colnni>, stoned officers will repor, IN full dress
,,,i-,rr black helmet The roll will be called at p. m
The fell AMI stan ismounle will report TO the Colonel
anl lhc uon-aonmis,pncd stall and field music to tue
Adul.nt 1T the same hour CommauAantS Of companies
viii Ice held re- o,ihle for the appearance, uniforms
and equipments and are especially enj'nei in this re-
gard with to cleanliness of belts ana polishing
OF brdsscS AMI buttons
Tie iuspec ion and muster of the "a Battery held
Of The arnor, OF tie fist tesment on MonlaY night
Dat Of the roster lOl answered rGllcal Tho
organization para led full servic, uniform aud
IN heavy marching order The discipline ana sieoincSs
oftheiuen were ainrcl by a largo Number of specta-
tors Alter inspection Captain Earle entertained tao
prominent officer, present attie Hotel Normasdie.
The annual prize matches OF the - Bitery con-
tested AZ Crccdm)or THURSDAY by forty members.
The prizes valuable and variel The regular drills
OF the battery will begin next raes lay system Of
platoon dds has been begun under tle charge OF the
neltenantS.
General order, fro the Adiutint- Generals Ollie at
Albany prescribe the following rules for the pr sent
dril season:
.schoo of instruction officers will he established
by the commanding officers of regnenls battilohS
batteries and separate companies for the officers oil helr
respective commands the schools VIII be heid "' ieaS
once in each month Commanding officers OF regiments.
baiiaons and separate companies will also eS
IA sh or caase be established. schools OF instruction
Tor the noncommssiouei officers Of their respective
commands which shall be held al Least once m each
month Rccrnits Will be instructed in sighting ana aim
Ing and in the duties Of sennes. Will not he per
nlted to drill with their companies until they are
thoroughly conversan. with the school o: the solder
hen practicable instruction in the trumpet signals will
be eivcn that officers and men shall recognize
them when sounded. Commanding officers
OF Organizations which not in camp this
season Will pay special attention to the theorcuc H. and
possible. practical instruction OF their commands in
sAirmSliug 81 trl mounting aud suari duties BrSaIo
commanders person through stun officers Will
that these directions are strictly compile with
TO prepare for the next seasons rifle practice and
Instruction. theoretical instruction is pres,ribe as fol-
lows Commanders OF npanies and OF batteries armed
with rifles Will at least in each month during the
current drill season instruct their commands IN rifle
practice Inspectors o! rifle practice will assist the com
maniDc Oliccrs OF the companies OF their respective
regiments and battaous, those OF brigades the COM
IDaudng officers of the separate companies aud batteries
Of their res pectiye brigades as instructors.
SELECTING A rIRST-CLAsS STAFF.
The stan OF the list Regiment. finally selected by
Colonel Hopper consists OF the fol owioe officers: Adu-
tani Philip flden. formerly first lieutenant OF Com
pany b surgeon L. T. T. Marsh resppoined; assistant
surgeon. william H. Pryor son OF General Roger A.
Pryor inspector Of rifle practice, Charles H. Iioy FOR
nerly of Company I. eth Regiment and for many years
. sharpshooter and member OF the 7th Regi-
nent rifle team; Quartermaster, William +.
lodge Stokes commissary, Edgar :. Auchlncloss. OF
Auchincoss Brothers Nos AZ and 40 Whitcst chaplain
William : RaiHfOrd, Rsct-r OF st Georges frelestdut
Episcopal Church The excellence o; every ono OF these
sppn is recognized by the inembers OF the regi
Lieutenant Colonel Robert W. Leonard. the new Assist
Adj General the stan OF General Fitzgerald,
commanding me Isl BFisaie was Adlu'"uI AMI AFTER
ward Major OF the 1924 NewIOrk NOluu during the
was made Brevet LieutenAnIColonel Tor gsHantry AT
Port Hudson He first became connected with the
pany of The 7th Regiment lie s an able oiicer and
valuable addition 10 the brigade stan; -,
The officers the 9TH Regiment will down the bay
in tug meet Colonel EnTons Clark on his return
from EGIOp: about November IL. reception at
Inc n6n-conlIs,ioDed stat Of the 7lst REGIMENT as
reorsanzeI consists OF j. T. kohnen. sergeant mayor,
nauit. COmmiSsary sergeant; Donald l. WATSON ord
nance -crseant: Julius ngar Hospital steward. Color
bearers H. Pctri. and Thomas T. shacKetoa have boon
reaponiute ". Alexander IS right general guide and
LOUIS Jautzeu is EFT general guide.
Priyatcs Robert A. Appleton, Thomas f. Bailey, Jere-
I.ish Hayes. francis Lynch Eugene Alc srGy. james
dropped from the roll of Company Il, G9th Regiment
Piivalcs f. Cawley. j. Cody, j. Glroy, iIasserty, r.
Msgmre. l.. scott T. smith; NJ knoen' W: Dahne'
j. Scot; anl j. j. Scott have been dropped nom ne TOA
ably discharged and James Douglas has been expelled
PASSING A SATISFACTORY EXAMINATION.
Lieutenant Colonel John A. Dennison, OF the list
Regiment. having passed the Board OF Examiha
ton has assumed the duties Of Lis Office.
The officers OF the Rifle Club OF tho 9Th Regiment for
the ensuing year Emmons Clark, president; Fred
erick C. McIcwce first vice president; Dr. W. A. Valen
tine second president. and L. W Price secretary
and treasurer The executive committee consists OF
Augustus W Conover s. W. Merritt, II. Il. Thomson,
r. G. smythe. A. L. PressiDger I. Kennedy. II. NJ.
Dunn. W. J. Underwood, j. W. Cleveland and II. l..
Chapman.
Corporal Michael scanlon. OF Company T. Goth Reg-
ard OF Company O. has bseu reduced 10 the Cor
pogal Daniel T. Qunane. OF the same company has been
bODorably discharged.
Second Lieutenant Clinton Smith the unanimous !
choice OF Company b. 7ls Regiment for the position OF
Lieutenant Philip Iden to the position OF adJutant OF
The annual inspection muster of the 22d Regiment
Colonel John 1. Camp will take place as follows; Com
panes A. c. ID. + and will be inspected on Monday. |
October 81. at p and Companies b. r., g. ii and on
the following evening.
The 9TH Regiment has ,O2l the rolls; the /
gu 6s7 the 69th. 9l0 the 9th SIS; the list 81
and the 5h 432 OF the 6s6 men OIL the rolls OF the I'D
he there Cos present at tho recent nspcc-
ton 80 per cent OF the total which is creditabe
showing.
John Noble Godipg old member OF the 7lst Regi- /
ment. and formerly tho non misssned stan. has
been elected second Lieutenant OF Company Reg
iment lie is spoken OF fully qualified for the posi-
ton.
Prvaes George D. Scott. tr.. II. Finkels,onc: John
Smith, q. j. Mendel and r. BuckhOrn. OF the 9Th Kegi
men have accepted the challenge OF Private Herbert
H. Wolf for two-inile malk In heavy marching order
Companies Il. ID. r and |. OF the 7th Regiment have
voted 10 visit Chicago in the course OF the year.
FLESH TURNED INTO stone